In which two scenarios can you use the Form Recognizer service? Each correct answer presents a complete solution. NOTE: Each correct selection is worth one point.

Azure Form Recognizer is an AI service designed to extract text, key-value pairs, and tables from documents. It includes prebuilt models specifically trained for common document types like invoices and receipts. The service can identify and extract specific fields, such as an invoice number from an invoice or the retailer's name from a sales receipt. These capabilities make it the ideal solution for automating data entry from these types of forms.

B. Translating a form is a language translation task. The appropriate service for this is the Azure AI Translator service, not Form Recognizer, which focuses on data extraction.

C. Finding a product image in a catalog is an object detection or image analysis task. This would be handled by Azure AI Computer Vision or Custom Vision services.

1. Microsoft Learn

"What is Azure Form Recognizer?": This document states

"Azure Form Recognizer is a cloud-based Azure Applied AI Service that uses machine-learning models to extract key-value pairs

text

and tables from your documents." It explicitly lists invoices and receipts as primary use cases.

2. Microsoft Learn

"Form Recognizer prebuilt invoice model": Under the "Field extraction" section

this document lists InvoiceId as a standard field that the prebuilt invoice model extracts

directly supporting option A.

3. Microsoft Learn

"Form Recognizer prebuilt receipt model": The "Field extraction" section for the receipt model lists MerchantName as a key field it extracts from sales receipts

which corresponds to identifying the retailer in option D.

4. Microsoft Learn

"AI-900: Describe features of natural language processing (NLP) workloads": This module distinguishes between Azure AI services. It positions the Translator service for "translating text from one language to another" (refuting option B) and Form Recognizer for "extracting information from forms

receipts

and invoices."